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115 foreign delegates, including Norwegian journalist Helle Lyng, face visa issues ahead of Congress' Bharat Summit
By SNV Sudhir4 min read at Deccan Herald
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Norwegian journalist Helle Lyng alleged that her Indian visa was cancelled at the last minute, preventing her from attending the Congress party’s Bharat Summit in Hyderabad.
The Editors Guild of India expressed deep concern over the cancellation, while the Ministry of External Affairs stated that organizers had complied with requirements and blamed the Ministry of Home Affairs for the issue.
Sibi George, MEA Secretary (West), rejected allegations of declining press freedom, criticizing those who rely on reports from NGOs.
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Hyderabad: Norwegian journalist Helle Lyng, who questioned Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Oslo in May, has alleged that her Indian visa was cancelled at the last minute, stopping her from travelling to attend the Congress party’s Bharat Summit in Hyderabad.
Lyng, who works for the Oslo-based daily Dagsavisen, had been invited as a panellist on the future of media and press freedom at the summit on November 13-14. Held under the theme “Forging a New World”, the summit is to bring together policymakers, international political leaders, former ministers, diplomats, business leaders, thinkers and activists from across the world.
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